Mint of Poland has issued a new collection of coins denominated in euros. The ‘City Hall Clocks’ series is dedicated to one of the most iconic symbols of European cities – monumental clocks that attract travelers from around the world. This project was realized in cooperation with the Central Bank of Malta, marking the next stage of the company’s international expansion strategy.

The ‘Animals of Power’ series of silver collector coins, combining the world of numismatics with spiritual symbolism and the power of nature, is inspiring not only collectors. The Mint of Poland has created a special quiz for numismatics enthusiasts, designed to enrich their understanding of themselves.

The Mint of Poland is opening a new chapter in its production operations. Two new coin series – ‘Maiolica’ and ‘City Hall Clocks’– will be issued in euro denominations, marking the beginning of a strategic partnership with the Central Bank of Malta.

On May 23-25, 2025, the 29th edition of the WallStreet conference – the largest meeting for individual investors in Poland – will take place in Karpacz. The Mint of Poland has once again become the main partner of the event and will invite participants to visit the company's booth and participate in discussion panels with the Company's experts.

The Mint of Poland has achieved remarkable success at the prestigious Mint Directors Conference in Cape Town, securing two awards for its innovative UFO MP-1766 project. Poland's oldest mint received a silver medal in the Best Packaging category and a bronze medal in the Best Collaboration Project category, confirming its position among the world's leading innovative numismatic producers.

A thousand years ago, Poland crowned its first king – a pivotal moment in national history, now immortalized in silver and gold. To honor the millennium of Bolesław the Brave’s (Bolesław Chrobry) coronation, the Mint of Poland, a long-standing guardian of national heritage, has released a distinguished series of commemorative medals. Both the gold and silver editions are not only masterfully crafted numismatic works, but also a proud tribute to Poland’s origins and its first monarch.

The Mint of Poland Group (Mennica Polska SA Capital Group) can consider the first quarter of this year highly successful. In the reporting period, compared to the first three months of the previous year, sales revenue increased by nearly 23%, net profit rose by approximately PLN 13.4 million, and EBITDA grew by PLN 10.3 million.

The financial results achieved by the Mint of Poland Capital Group in 2024 confirm its strong market position and financial stability. Growth was recorded across various business areas, including monetary contracts, investment gold sales, electronic payments, and office space leasing.

Katarzyna Budnicka-Filipiuk, president and CEO of Mint of Poland, has been recognized as one of the 24 most influential women in business. The ranking, compiled by the editorial team of Capital24tv, highlights female executives whose determination, professionalism, and innovation are shaping today’s business landscape.

The Mint of Poland has once again honored Zdzisław Beksiński by introducing another numismatic piece featuring a reproduction of the artist’s work. The Cathedral is the fourth coin in the first series dedicated to the renowned painter. A total of three series will be issued as part of the collaboration with the Historical Museum in Sanok—the sole copyright holder of Beksiński’s works.

During the prestigious World Money Fair 2025, held last week in Berlin, Mint of Poland once again surprised visitors with an original presentation of its products. The central theme was the idea that each coin tells a unique story. The main highlight of the exhibition focused on a series of coins inspired by the Grimm Brothers' fairy tales.

The Mint of Poland has joined the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) as an Affiliate Member. LBMA is an independent organization that advances standards for the precious metals market and the common good of the global industry.

To celebrate the premiere of the film “Kleks and the Invention of Filip Golarz”, the Mint of Poland has issued the only licensed coin on the market. It will go on sale on January 10 in a limited edition of 700 pieces. This marks the second time the Mint has designed and produced a coin inspired by the captivating adventures of characters from "Mr. Kleks’ Academy."

For the first time in its history, the Mint of Poland has struck a coin designed by a young artist. The design comes from 6-year-old Filip from Skierniewice, the winner of the "Through a Child's Eyes" competition. A total of 300 pieces of this unique coin will go on sale starting December 5. All proceeds from its sale will be donated by the Mint of Poland to the "Zdążyć z Pomocą".

The Capital Group of Mennica Polska SA reported a net profit of PLN 85.9 million for the first nine months of the current year. Sales revenue reached PLN 1.03 billion, exceeding the previous year by over PLN 215 million. Financial liquidity remained at a very good level. The reported results confirm the consistent implementation of the development strategy.

The 17th International Public Transport Fair – TRANSEXPO will take place in Kielce from October 16 to 18, 2024. Mennica Polska will be represented at the event by the Electronic Payments Department. The experts will present the principles of the URBANCARD Agglomeration System, which allows residents of Wrocław and surrounding municipalities to quickly and conveniently purchase public transport tickets.

In September this year, experts from Mennica Polska participated in the Cash Handling Congress. The event focused on key aspects related to cash distribution, ATMs, payment terminals, and innovative technological solutions in the area of cash management. The company was represented at the event by Katarzyna Budnicka-Filipiuk, CEO, Siemowit Kalukiewicz, Board Member for Monetary Production and Logistics, and Łukasz Karda, Director of the Production Preparation Department.

"The sky is not the limit" - this slogan guided the creators of the pioneering UFO concept MP-1766. The world's first flying coin is a global bestseller for the Mint of Poland. Orders for the UFO have come from four continents: Europe, Asia, Australia and North America.

The Mint of Poland Group results, generated in the first half of this year, confirm its strong position and financial stability. Increases were recorded in every business segment. Sales revenues, year-on-year, were higher by 25% (PLN 712.4 million), and net profit by almost PLN 25 million (PLN 60.8 million). EBITDA amounted to PLN 78.6 million.

The Mint of Poland has once again immortalised the work of prominent Polish artist Zdzislaw Beksinski on its coins. "Ballerina" is the second of five coins of the first series, commemorating the artist's outstanding works in pure silver — the mintage of 700 copies of the collector's coin sold out in less than 28 hours. The Mint of Poland is the only one in the world to have exclusive rights to mint coins with reproductions of Zdzislaw Beksinski's works, in close cooperation with the Historical Museum in Sanok. The silver coins with the paintings, known and admired in Poland and worldwide, are a unique tribute to the extraordinary artist and his work. Three series of coins are ultimately planned, with five subjects in each.